Britons who don’t get vaccinated for COVID-19 might get barred from restaurants

I have no doubt in my mind that the government want this to happen which is why it is being 'trailed'.

They will get the hospitality and entertainment industries to progress this by making it virtually impossible to operate a viable business with out it. We already see it being talked about by the airlines and it will spread.

it is the first step to a universal 'Passbook' system to keep the proles under control, anything and everything that you do will be controlled, I said all this several weeks ago, it was obvious then and more so now.
 
Passport won't be required. Should be around 70% of people willing to have it in the general population. That will be enought to get rid of COVID 19.

What's the big deal anyway? It's overwhelmingly likely it is safe. Just read up on the tests that they have done on it. I have and I have no worries at all about it.

There is always going to be a risk with any medicine. You can't get away from that. But assessing the risk against the economic chaos that we are enduring and the restrictions that we are all under and it really is a no-brainer.
 
This has nothing to do with Covid.

The vaccine is the 'excuse' for the passbook, as long as it can be tested, to verify your passbook, that is all that is required.

The passbook, once issued becomes your 'electronic existence' anything can and will be added to it, want to go to a bank, restaurant or bar? Scan your passbook on the way in.

No passbook, no life.
 
AFCDorset said:
This has nothing to do with Covid.

The vaccine is the 'excuse' for the passbook, as long as it can be tested, to verify your passbook, that is all that is required.

The passbook, once issued becomes your 'electronic existence' anything can and will be added to it, want to go to a bank, restaurant or bar? Scan your passbook on the way in.

No passbook, no life.
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This will be a chip in the vaccine at some point
 
This government couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery. They still haven't manged to work out a Track and Trace system. Do you really believe they could sort out a Covid passport system, which would be viable in every hospitality venue. I don't think so...They probably want to and realise they don't have the ability to do so.
 
sixthswan said:
This government couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery. They still haven't manged to work out a Track and Trace system. Do you really believe they could sort out a Covid passport system, which would be viable in every hospitality venue. I don't think so...They probably want to and realise they don't have the ability to do so.
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its not the government sorting out, come on, wake up a bit. They have no power, they are puppets.
 
sixthswan said:
This government couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery. They still haven't manged to work out a Track and Trace system. Do you really believe they could sort out a Covid passport system, which would be viable in every hospitality venue. I don't think so...They probably want to and realise they don't have the ability to do so.
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The trace will be in the vaccine, nothing to do with the government they will do as there told by Bill gates and company
 
Running Fox said:
This will be a chip in the vaccine at some point
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it will be in it. Do any stupid people think this is safe ? We a have a flu vaccine and had it for 30 odd years, yet 45 to 64 thousand die of the flu each year ! well they did until they needed the figures to pretend theres a Covid pandemic, no no one dies of the flu, just Covid. Any of the daft lads joined any dots yet ??
 
It's laughable isn't it.

What could a microchip be used for? They have a very limited range. They can only be read when you are right next to a person.

Realtime monitoring would be impossible.

What on earth would they be used for?

This is about as close as we'll get...

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sixthswan said:
It's laughable isn't it.

What could a microchip be used for? They have a very limited range. They can only be read when you are right next to a person.

Realtime monitoring would be impossible.

What on earth would they be used for?

This is about as close as we'll get...

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People with mobile phones and Facebook accounts worrying about a microchip that can track where you are and what you do!
😂😂
 
Now this one is really small and works, it uses a solar cell for power so not much use in the body.

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BarrowFox said:
Or, was it this one

EXCLUSIVE: 'Secret plan to inject us ALL with ID chips through vaccination programme' | Science | News | Express.co.uk

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Yesterday, Express.co.uk exclusively revealed Mr Parkes, who stood down as a Whitby Town Councillor in April after claiming his mother was an alien, had claimed to have stopped scientists at the Large Hadron Collider (LCH) in Geneva from opening a portal to another dimension that would have destroyed mankind.

didn’t know bnet used to be a councillor 😂😂
 
BarrowFox said:
Now this one is really small and works, it uses a solar cell for power so not much use in the body.

newatlas.com

"World's smallest computer" is a sensor smaller than a grain of sand

The title of "world's smallest computer" is a contentious one – and not just because scientists are racing to shrink devices, but because the very definition of a computer could be up for debate. The latest team to lay claim to the title is from the University of Michigan, with a tiny device that…
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Apparently they can do it but they need quite a big syringe. I don't mind as this is our nurse at my local GP Practice
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